my grandparents always played Frank Sinatra on their record player. 80s temp here in Wisconsin and its finally spring i here . thank you scott for taking all of us with you on your adventure
Frank stopped to watch me box at the National Golden Gloves in Atlantic City in 87. He was yelling “ get em blue.” That made my childhood. R.I.P Chairman of the Board.
Hey Scott - thanks for this video. My father lived in Hoboken for several years and delivered papers as a kid. One of his customers was Mr. & Mrs. Sinatra. He said they "were nice, but never, EVER gave me a tip"! Cool to see the streets where my father (and Frank) traveled.
My Grandfather's childhood home. There used to be a bar that my grandfather owned called Lisa's Tavern. I remember as a kid we would go and visit him at the bar and then go to my Great Grandmother 's home, eat a big Italian meal (I wouldn't because I was a picky eater,) and then we will go to my grandparent's house and eat another big meal and it will be a Irish meal and tons of it . And I or my siblings would get cranky because it was a long day and then go home. The last time I was in Hoboken was over a decade ago. My grandfather was the one I told you that had a run-in with Vito Genovese. The Tavern my grandfather owned is no longer there. Very interesting video. And yes, parking is a pain there.
I grew up listening to his music being played at my Nana's house, and I now have all of my Nana's Frank Sinatra Records. His daughter Nancy ( who is 83 yrs old, almost 84 now ) currently lives in Palm Springs, CA and her father is buried there.
I remember I met Frank Sinatra once. We passed in the hall at MGM Studios. He looked at me and said, "Get out of my way, punk." An old Frank Sinatra joke, but still works. Great job today.
Thank you for doing this video!! I'm a huge Sinatra fan. I was young when he passed in 1998 but I'll never forget it. Love all of his music. I wish I met Ol' Blue Eyes. Thank you for being so cool to do a story of The Chairman of the Board. One of my favorite videos of yours. His favorite restaurant was Patsy's in NYC. He loved the room upstairs. I went to a Sinatra dinner there with the Pit Boss. 😊
What a legend. He sure was one of a kind, loved all his songs especially “Fly Me to the Moon. Also thank you always for what you do Scott your a legend as well. RIP Frank Sinatra
I'm originally from NJ never been to Hoboken. As you know, he's buried in the Palm Springs Area. His daughter Nancy now has the key to Palm Springs and she's 82 years old.
Yeah and amazingly, someone (cough, cough, her) smashed his stone and had a new one placed there, all because she didn’t like Barbara. I also am friends with a lady who worked for his entourage and she said she was a real b to her as well. But, at least she keeps his music alive on Siriusly Sinatra on XM radio.
What an awesome tribute to Frank Sinatra, I enjoyed watching this and thanks for sharing this. Hope all is well with you Scott love these videos and interesting stuff
Just seen you with Ron on FOTF and then your channel came up, as if by magic. I loved Frank Sinatra in his old films, still a fan, nice seeing where he grew up. Thanks for showing us!
I am half Italian. My family was a fan of Frank Sinatra. I grew up in south Jersey but my grandmother lived in Jersey City. I spent a lot of time at her house although I didn’t go to Hoboken that much, maybe once or twice in my life. Nobody had a voice like his. Great video Scott! I think almost everyone double parks. 😉
Omg! Frank Sinatra is my favorite singer! I have a tattoo of his autograph in blue on my wrist. He was the original Voice! I’ve been to his homes in Palm Springs; I always wanted to see his NJ home! And I love the song “This Town”! Awesome video! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡”orange is the happiest color”-Francis Albert Sinatra I can’t name a fav song; but I love his Sinatra/Jobim album, and Live at the Sands with Count Basie :) By far my FAVORITE VIDEO OF YOURS!
I remember as a kid hearing Frank and the rest of The Rat Pack's music in our house as a child. My Dad was a fan. Frank and Dean Martin. Huge in our house as a child. 😊 I still find their music enchanting to listen to. Frank was so multi talented. His music is heard in commercials frequently. In fact, just a moment ago, lol! ❤❤❤
Good ol Frank. Theres nothing like playing the song summer wind in the summer evenings, my grandfather would play that song alot, well he would play all Franks records 🎵
Shortly after Frank Sinatra died in 1998 on May 14th, a guy named Bobby De Lafave went to Home Depot and purchased a pallet of bricks and drop them off in the abandoned lot where Sinatra was born and was selling the bricks for 10 bucks claiming that they were the original bricks for the building that was knocked down in 1970. Frank Sinatra also grew up on Garden Street in Hoboken between 8th and 9th street. They have a star in front of lepore's chocolate on 6th and Garden Street in honor of Sinatra. He also used to shine shoes at my grandmother's Bar Annes Tavern when he was a teenager.
Frank Sinatra was a great singer, actor (I love the MGM Musicals) and back in the early 80s, my parents had a boat that they docked in Mystic, CT. One weekend, my Dad wanted to visit another marina so we drove over to it, I believe it was the Mystic River Marina - Frank & Barbara were there on a very large boat (owned by the owner of the Chicago Black Hawks). Frank saw my Dad and came out and said hi and they talked for a while, Barbara waved from the boat and actually stepped out for a bit too. It was an incredible day, I have a photo in one of my old photo albums, now I have to find it again!
Thanks for showing us Frank's home town, it's so good seeing it as a walk through, you get a real feel for what it's like to be standing there. Love the humour. xxx
Love Frank Sinatra. I do live his music. Makes me want to go and visit New York one day. One day I'd love to and visit his birth town in New Jersey. Thanks for the video, Scott.
What a pleasant little tour of Frank Sinatra’s Hoboken, NJ. I used to live in New Jersey and it wasn’t the place for me, but I always appreciate your enthusiasm and kind words for all the places you visit.
RIP frank!! He was a great singer!! Thanks for showing us where was born and raised!! So cool!! Great video as always!! Love you Scott!! Love your channel and videos!! Stay safe!! Love you!! Peace!! ❤️❤️💙💙🙏🙏💖💖✌️✌️✌️✌️😢😢
At about 12:10 is where the famous fight scene took place in the 1954 Academy Award winning movie "On The Waterfront" between Johnny Friendly (Lee J. Cobb) and Terry Malloy (Marlon Brando). As a point in fact, the entire movie "On The Waterfront" was filmed in Hoboken which through the early 70s had 3 piers (Piers A, B, and C) where ships were loaded and unloaded daily, as well as the Holland American line (through about 1960). David
Well, I'm not a Sinatra fan, but I do respect him, and sense Scott on Tape is doing a story on him, I just had to watch and listen to Scott's presentation, I couldn't resist...Scott is a young pro. REST IN PEACE-BLUE EYES! Thank you, Scott, for sharing this video. Look at it! just, look at it!! signed, Greg the Egg.
Thanks so much Scott. Followed your footsteps in Palm Springs to see Frank's houses. Maybe I'll get out to Jersey some day. Love Frank and My 17 yr old daughter is now going thru and listening to my many cd's and albums of Frank. Never expected or saw that coming. Then again, should it really be a shocker? There have been many Greats. But only Frank was "The Voice of the Century".
You crack me up. When you were at Sinatra park talking about the lady should get a bigger backpack and people running or running for their lives!! Love your videos
Thanks for bringing us along to NJ Scott! I did not know that was where Frank was from! Interesting! Who doesn't Love Frank? I enjoy your work! I look forward to your videos daily! Sending lots of Love from Wisconsin again! lol Until the next stop! 😊🥰💙👋
Literally, where a star was born. It's funny how I hated this kind of music when I was a kid but grew to love it more and more the older I got. Now, when I hear it, I immediately remember my parents and especially my mom. All the ladies loved him back in those days. My mom told me she was a distant cousin of his wife Nancy Sinatra. She never made a big deal out of it, just mentioned it now and then. It was so cool to see all of these locations! I love Fly me to the Moon and of course Chicago lol. Now I want to go listen to some of his songs. What a legend! .... btw, yes, I looked it haha
Frank Sinatra imo personified cool! 😎 My late fiancè just loved him. He had a real cool poster of the Rat Pack standing in front of a casino in Vegas. Thank you for sharing this video with us Scott! Always Informative and entertaining! 🥰👍🇨🇦
This was really interesting. I never used to like his kind of music, but in the last few years, I have come to appreciate and enjoy it more. One of my favourites is Witch Craft. If only buildings could talk, I bet they could tell a few stories. if memory serves me correctly, it was one of his you visited in a video with Steve and friends of his parents or grandparents lived in that house after Frank? Steve played in the swimming pool when he was a young boy? I can't remember, but it was interesting. I really enjoyed this, thank you Scott for sharing 😊
that was cool where he lived and ate and those blue eyes he has great songs did you know he sang High Hope? Laverne and Shirley sang that song through their episodes lol and he also sang cant dance don't ask, me Right I cant remember but that lady had a small backpack. thanks for the video and sharing New York looks nice 🗽🗽❤
My Mom and her family lived on 7th and Park Ave.. 1940's + we still have cousins there.. on 7th & Park.. love this town.. fond memories of many visits.. I did the 'Sinatra Tour' and museum with my cousin prior to the pandemic.
There will never be another "Ole Blue Eyes". Such a talented man with a beautiful distinctive voice.
Thank you for watching my dear Jana
Frank was in awe of Vic Damone's voice - he was honest about it, which goes to show the largesse and class of the man.
I was born in the 80’s and I love him. He has such a beautiful voice. Now my kids listen to him as well! I love that era of music.
my grandparents always played Frank Sinatra on their record player. 80s temp here in Wisconsin and its finally spring i here . thank you scott for taking all of us with you on your adventure
Who doesn’t love Frank. So talented. Love this video. Thank you! RIP Frank 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Frank stopped to watch me box at the National Golden Gloves in Atlantic City in 87. He was yelling “ get em blue.” That made my childhood. R.I.P Chairman of the Board.
Ol’ Blue Eyes!
He was the best.
May he continue to rest in eternal peace.
Awesome video as always,
Scott!
Growing up in an Italian family, Frank was a hero.
You need to do a part 2 in jersey city where he lived with his wife and kids for years
Hey Scott - thanks for this video. My father lived in Hoboken for several years and delivered papers as a kid. One of his customers was Mr. & Mrs. Sinatra. He said they "were nice, but never, EVER gave me a tip"! Cool to see the streets where my father (and Frank) traveled.
Funny story thank you for sharing Ray!
My Grandfather's childhood home. There used to be a bar that my grandfather owned called Lisa's Tavern. I remember as a kid we would go and visit him at the bar and then go to my Great Grandmother 's home, eat a big Italian meal (I wouldn't because I was a picky eater,) and then we will go to my grandparent's house and eat another big meal and it will be a Irish meal and tons of it . And I or my siblings would get cranky because it was a long day and then go home. The last time I was in Hoboken was over a decade ago. My grandfather was the one I told you that had a run-in with Vito Genovese. The Tavern my grandfather owned is no longer there. Very interesting video. And yes, parking is a pain there.
I grew up listening to his music being played at my Nana's house, and I now have all of my Nana's Frank Sinatra Records. His daughter Nancy ( who is 83 yrs old, almost 84 now ) currently lives in Palm Springs, CA and her father is buried there.
I remember I met Frank Sinatra once. We passed in the hall at MGM Studios. He looked at me and said, "Get out of my way, punk."
An old Frank Sinatra joke, but still works. Great job today.
😂😂
Thank you for doing this video!! I'm a huge Sinatra fan. I was young when he passed in 1998 but I'll never forget it. Love all of his music. I wish I met Ol' Blue Eyes. Thank you for being so cool to do a story of The Chairman of the Board. One of my favorite videos of yours. His favorite restaurant was Patsy's in NYC. He loved the room upstairs. I went to a Sinatra dinner there with the Pit Boss. 😊
OMG my man Ol Blue Eyes. His voice is one of a kind. There will never be another. My five year old female cat is named Frankie lol❤❤❤❤
Well done Scott! Sinatra, the man, the myth, the legend. Hoboken is beautiful...thanks my friend...✌️👍
What a legend. He sure was one of a kind, loved all his songs especially “Fly Me to the Moon. Also thank you always for what you do Scott your a legend as well. RIP Frank Sinatra
I'm originally from NJ never been to Hoboken. As you know, he's buried in the Palm Springs Area. His daughter Nancy now has the key to Palm Springs and she's 82 years old.
She did a great spread in playboy back in the 90s...
Yeah and amazingly, someone (cough, cough, her) smashed his stone and had a new one placed there, all because she didn’t like Barbara. I also am friends with a lady who worked for his entourage and she said she was a real b to her as well. But, at least she keeps his music alive on Siriusly Sinatra on XM radio.
Mister blue eyes. Beautiful voice. Thank you Scott for sharing this video. May Frank rest in peace 💞
You were in NJ!!! I’d have fan girled out if I seen you! 😂 I know all these places! Jersey Girl!❤ Great video!
You’re in my neck of the woods. I was born and raised in Jersey City, hung out in Hoboken often. I know all those spots very well
My 12 yr old son has been listening to Frank Sinatra since he was 5
Thank you for another swell video, Scott! You do such an amazing job on your videos. Frank was something else!
What an awesome tribute to Frank Sinatra, I enjoyed watching this and thanks for sharing this. Hope all is well with you Scott love these videos and interesting stuff
Scott another great video. A big sintra fan. Gorgeous buildings in Hoboken. Thank you for travelling to these places on behalf of us.
A legend! My favorite singer! Love him! Met him in the 80's and his eyes were so blue. Awesome upload Scott and much appreciated!!! 🙏❤️🕊️
Just seen you with Ron on FOTF and then your channel came up, as if by magic. I loved Frank Sinatra in his old films, still a fan, nice seeing where he grew up. Thanks for showing us!
Thanks Scott!! Can never get enough Francis!
I love his voice!!! Thanks for taking us to Frank's neighborhood. My favorite Frank Sinatra tune was It's was a very good year. 💙
Frank looked like his Dad! Loved the tour of Hoboken!
AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND
I am half Italian. My family was a fan of Frank Sinatra. I grew up in south Jersey but my grandmother lived in Jersey City. I spent a lot of time at her house although I didn’t go to Hoboken that much, maybe once or twice in my life. Nobody had a voice like his. Great video Scott! I think almost everyone double parks. 😉
Omg! Frank Sinatra is my favorite singer! I have a tattoo of his autograph in blue on my wrist. He was the original Voice! I’ve been to his homes in Palm Springs; I always wanted to see his NJ home! And I love the song “This Town”! Awesome video! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡”orange is the happiest color”-Francis Albert Sinatra
I can’t name a fav song; but I love his Sinatra/Jobim album, and Live at the Sands with Count Basie :) By far my FAVORITE VIDEO OF YOURS!
I remember as a kid hearing Frank and the rest of The Rat Pack's music in our house as a child. My Dad was a fan. Frank and Dean Martin. Huge in our house as a child. 😊
I still find their music enchanting to listen to. Frank was so multi talented. His music is heard in commercials frequently. In fact, just a moment ago, lol! ❤❤❤
Good ol Frank. Theres nothing like playing the song summer wind in the summer evenings, my grandfather would play that song alot, well he would play all Franks records 🎵
Ol' Blue Eyes and I share a birthday :-) Thank you for this! This brought back some lovely memories ❤
Great video Scott. You always crack me up. "Small backpack lady" I also liked your nod to Ed Bassmaster "Would ya look at it" LMAO!
Hahaha thank you
Shortly after Frank Sinatra died in 1998 on May 14th, a guy named Bobby De Lafave went to Home Depot and purchased a pallet of bricks and drop them off in the abandoned lot where Sinatra was born and was selling the bricks for 10 bucks claiming that they were the original bricks for the building that was knocked down in 1970. Frank Sinatra also grew up on Garden Street in Hoboken between 8th and 9th street. They have a star in front of lepore's chocolate on 6th and Garden Street in honor of Sinatra. He also used to shine shoes at my grandmother's Bar Annes Tavern when he was a teenager.
Love ol' blue eyes. Beautiful video!✌️
Been playing sinatra a lot lately and how ironic you do a tour of his life. Love the content scott
Very interesting! Thanks for Sharing! 🩵😎🩵😎🩵
Thanks for the tour , history and Omg the laughs! All are asleep in the house tonight and then heres me snort laughing with you in the park! 😂
You’re welcome Melinda!
Wow! I live 10 min away! Hoboken is our hang out.. glad to see you checking it out
I love Jersey!
Frank Sinatra was a great singer, actor (I love the MGM Musicals) and back in the early 80s, my parents had a boat that they docked in Mystic, CT. One weekend, my Dad wanted to visit another marina so we drove over to it, I believe it was the Mystic River Marina - Frank & Barbara were there on a very large boat (owned by the owner of the Chicago Black Hawks). Frank saw my Dad and came out and said hi and they talked for a while, Barbara waved from the boat and actually stepped out for a bit too. It was an incredible day, I have a photo in one of my old photo albums, now I have to find it again!
Thanks for another great video! Your videos keep getting better and more interesting.
Thanks Jose!
Thanks for the tour
Thank you Scott for this nice tour. Loved Frank Sinatra ❤
Look at it. Look at it. Look at it. Look at it.... thanks for the video, stay safe!!
Did you look at it?
Thanks for showing us Frank's home town, it's so good seeing it as a walk through, you get a real feel for what it's like to be standing there. Love the humour. xxx
Love Frank Sinatra. I do live his music. Makes me want to go and visit New York one day. One day I'd love to and visit his birth town in New Jersey. Thanks for the video, Scott.
Loved the video looks lovely on the water front. Statue was brilliant. Thanks for sharing love from West Yorkshire UK 🇬🇧 💙💚
That Frank Ginatra guy was a pretty alright singer... Thanks for sharing!!!!
Love Ginatra!
Great video Scott! ❤
What a pleasant little tour of Frank Sinatra’s Hoboken, NJ. I used to live in New Jersey and it wasn’t the place for me, but I always appreciate your enthusiasm and kind words for all the places you visit.
Thank you, Scott 🥰
Please be safe out there
Good Evening Scott 🙋🏽. I'M LOVING IT ‼️
RIP frank!! He was a great singer!! Thanks for showing us where was born and raised!! So cool!! Great video as always!! Love you Scott!! Love your channel and videos!! Stay safe!! Love you!! Peace!! ❤️❤️💙💙🙏🙏💖💖✌️✌️✌️✌️😢😢
Being a Sinatra fan I particularly enjoyed this .. Great vlogs pal keep them coming 👍
Thanks for parking in crazy places just for us fans.
You’re welcome! It’s kind of a rush seeing what I can get away with lol
Love your videos, Scott! 😊 You're so clever and funny. Stay safe and keep on travelin' 😊
Awe…more of my NJ! Wonderful job as always, Scott. Very knowledgeable about Ol’ Blue Eyes. ❤
At about 12:10 is where the famous fight scene took place in the 1954 Academy Award winning movie "On The Waterfront" between Johnny Friendly (Lee J. Cobb) and Terry Malloy (Marlon Brando). As a point in fact, the entire movie "On The Waterfront" was filmed in Hoboken which through the early 70s had 3 piers (Piers A, B, and C) where ships were loaded and unloaded daily, as well as the Holland American line (through about 1960).
David
As usual, you taught me some stuff that I didn’t know. Thanks❣️
Great vlog.
Well, I'm not a Sinatra fan, but I do respect him, and sense Scott on Tape is doing a story on him, I just had to watch and listen to Scott's presentation, I couldn't resist...Scott is a young pro. REST IN PEACE-BLUE EYES! Thank you, Scott, for sharing this video. Look at it! just, look at it!! signed, Greg the Egg.
Thank you Greg the Egg!
Of course I move out of New Jersey and your there 😂 love your videos haven't missed any !!
Thank you Jamie ! Missed you in NJ!
Oh Scott be good🤣🤣🤣🥰 Thanks for the video🥰
Hey Scott I watch your videos all the time & their really good I was wondering could you do a video on Jason David Frank
Hopefully one day
A legend! Before my time however he was awesome! Thanks Scott for all your hard work! Great videos! 💯❤️🙏
Thanks so much Scott.
Followed your footsteps in Palm Springs to see Frank's houses. Maybe I'll get out to Jersey some day.
Love Frank and My 17 yr old daughter is now going thru and listening to my many cd's and albums of Frank. Never expected or saw that coming.
Then again, should it really be a shocker?
There have been many Greats. But only Frank was "The Voice of the Century".
He was a big legend 🌟💯🎤Thank you so much for this interesting video Scott 🙏💕 I always love to see your great videos 🤗👌💜🌹💜
Love Frank! Thanks for this one! :)
Thank you so much for the tour Scott! I liked Frank! ❤
Cool video!! I didn't look when you said to look at it lol
Why didn’t you take a look at it Karen come on!!
@@SCOTTONTAPE I just couldn't hehe
Small Backpack Lady😂😁 A Too funny Moment 💯💯 Great content Scott you are the Best. Appreciation from Philly 💯
Hi Scott, watched you and Ron earlier
Thank you! Ron is awesome!
You crack me up. When you were at Sinatra park talking about the lady should get a bigger backpack and people running or running for their lives!! Love your videos
Ol blue eyes one of my favorites ❤❤❤❤
Awesome video Scott...RIP Sinatra
Came here from F.O.T.F., saw you over there.
Thank you Kelly!
Love your videos bro.. I want a Lucille ball video
Hmmmm 🤔
Lol that’s my favorite actor of all time
Frank Sinatra is one of my all time favourite singers thanks Scott for making this lovely video ✌️
💕 Love this… thx Scott!
Thanks for bringing us along to NJ Scott! I did not know that was where Frank was from! Interesting! Who doesn't Love Frank? I enjoy your work! I look forward to your videos daily! Sending lots of Love from Wisconsin again! lol Until the next stop! 😊🥰💙👋
Hey Scott nice video
Thank you Bijoux!!
Literally, where a star was born. It's funny how I hated this kind of music when I was a kid but grew to love it more and more the older I got. Now, when I hear it, I immediately remember my parents and especially my mom. All the ladies loved him back in those days. My mom told me she was a distant cousin of his wife Nancy Sinatra. She never made a big deal out of it, just mentioned it now and then. It was so cool to see all of these locations! I love Fly me to the Moon and of course Chicago lol. Now I want to go listen to some of his songs. What a legend! .... btw, yes, I looked it haha
Glad you looked at it! Look at it again Flo!!
@@SCOTTONTAPE 😂🤣😂
Love, love to hear him sing My Way….
Frank Sinatra imo personified cool! 😎
My late fiancè just loved him. He had a real cool poster of the Rat Pack standing in front of a casino in Vegas. Thank you for sharing this video with us Scott! Always Informative and entertaining! 🥰👍🇨🇦
Thanks Scott❤
Loved Frank Sinatra, thank you for Good Video!
This was really interesting. I never used to like his kind of music, but in the last few years, I have come to appreciate and enjoy it more. One of my favourites is Witch Craft. If only buildings could talk, I bet they could tell a few stories. if memory serves me correctly, it was one of his you visited in a video with Steve and friends of his parents or grandparents lived in that house after Frank? Steve played in the swimming pool when he was a young boy? I can't remember, but it was interesting. I really enjoyed this, thank you Scott for sharing 😊
Yup that video is still up on my channel! Thank you Karin!
Thanks for showing Conway we're he is laid to rest
thanks for the shoutout toward the end of the video 😋 I am THEE “melrose” 🌹
Look at it
I "looked at it" but somehow I missed it!! Another great video Mr Scott.
Look
Again!!
that was cool where he lived and ate and those blue eyes he has great songs did you know he sang High Hope? Laverne and Shirley sang that song through their episodes lol and he also sang cant dance don't ask, me Right I cant remember but that lady had a small backpack. thanks for the video and sharing New York looks nice 🗽🗽❤
Won’t ever be another like him, thanks Scott 😊
Wow great view of NYC.
AWESOME VIDEO THANK YOU 😊❤
My Mom and her family lived on 7th and Park Ave.. 1940's + we still have cousins there.. on 7th & Park.. love this town.. fond memories of many visits.. I did the 'Sinatra Tour' and museum with my cousin prior to the pandemic.
Hi Scott great video
Lovely video again
Frank Sinatra was great